what you say | “Simply read, memorize, and count, then teach it better.”
Elementary schools to teach AI basics from 2027 – Fadhlina
blue panther 4725: Our primary schools should first focus on strengthening basic and fundamental subjects such as languages (especially English), mathematics, and science.
Only once students have mastered the basics can they study more advanced subjects such as artificial intelligence (AI). Many of our students cannot read, write, or even do simple math.
Hmm: I'm wondering what parts of AI can be taught in elementary school.
Can we improve the curriculum to make it less boring? First, we will help students acquire the basics of Japanese language and arithmetic.
Incorporate music into your curriculum to provide a more balanced education. Get rid of religion. The basics of computing can be introduced in secondary school, preferably high school.
brown cheetah 9736: First, teach your children the correct way to speak and write English. Or can AI be taught in Malaysian? Second, I don't know what you can teach with AI at the elementary level.
Education Minister Fadlina Sidek, like many politicians, has no idea what that means. She just speaks empty, fancy, intellectual words.
I think the coding language is English, so first we need to teach our kids the basics of coding, and before that we need to teach them English.
fair play: The two most important subjects in education:
1) Language – verbal and written communication. Mother tongue is also a language.
2) Mathematics – the language of numbers. The above are the foundations of effective education, especially AI.
doctor: How will the Ministry teach AI that uses English as its first language when English is not taught properly in schools?
green viper 4010: Try teaching your children first to read and then to count. How many Malaysian teachers know what “machine learning” or “training algorithms” are?
Resources (what kind of resources?), time, and effort (whose effort do you ask?) are grossly misdirected and stuck in the canteen.
My Kanasai: If taught in primary school, what subject would it replace? The current curriculum has already caused a lot of dropouts and apathy. Simply read, memorize, and count to teach better.
Anonymous_1601363: Higher education students use ChatGPT to write papers instead of doing actual research.
Graduated engineers use ChatGPT to build buildings, and soon you'll see buildings that collapse. Creativity was thrown down the toilet.
rhyme singa 1592: Focuses on highly sought after 21st century skills, especially in this age of propaganda where ordinary people are easily tricked and groomed through the media.
AI skills are now so prevalent that higher education institutions are faced with the challenge of determining whether to use AI to help students complete assignments.
With ubiquitous tools like this available for free, you'd be surprised how your students stay two steps ahead.
Libra: Not all subjects can be taught in the early stages of a child's mental development. Think carefully. Some children improve quickly, but most remain average.
If you put unnecessary stress on your child, they will burn out faster.
comment deleted:Why not start this year? Why wait until 2027? If you need AI expertise, the market is plentiful right now, but most of it is non-Malay.
Can you bring them together to share their knowledge? Or does race and religion come into play? By 2027, we are starting to learn things that are obsolete.
We can never become the leading players in cutting-edge technology. How do we compete internationally? Will we forever be beggars and imitators without dignity?
knuckle head: From 2027? Did I read correctly? If your teacher isn't ready, hire the right IT person to teach you. Or use other means to do it, such as YouTube tutorials. Why wait until 2027?
By then, Malaysians will have to work in Indonesia or Vietnam as they currently do. AI is evolving every day, but where will it fail in 2027?
GrayParrot9290: Graduates of public schools and universities are unemployed and suffering due to low educational standards. Private universities will benefit (at high cost to parents willing to sacrifice) and these private university graduates will also leave Malaysia. This is where the brain drain begins.
These issues affect Malaysia's educational standards and impact Malaysia's economy and competitiveness. But we are wondering why Malaysia is lagging behind.
nijinsky: I don't think the ministry has enough qualified teachers to do this. The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology is expected to outsource the work to a private company.
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